Peak District, The Greyhound Inn, Warslow circa 1750, a property with a bar, is set in Warslow, 18 km from Buxton Opera House, 20 km from Alton Towers, as well as 30 km from Chatsworth House.
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Phil
United Kingdom
The location was fine, plenty of seating area’s to sit quietly. Breakfast was very good. The other meals we had were excellent.
Situated in Alstonfield, 24 km from Buxton Opera House, Newton House features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Naeem
United Kingdom
Great for a short stay if you are visiting the area. Location was perfect as we were there for a hiking weekend, but if you're looking for restaurants/pubs/nightlife you'll have to drive. This is a budget hotel and I dont mean it in a bad way. What you get is great value for money and a great stay.
The hotel was very flexibile about leaving our cars on the premises even after we had checked out and gone for a days hike. Bed was surprisingly comfortable even though it didnt look like it at first glance - had a perfect nights sleep. Staff are warm and welcoming.
The real surpise came in the morning. Breakfast is EXCELLENT, we really weren't expecting the variety and tasty cooked to order options.
Overall I have to rate our stay as a 10. The facilities may not be to everyones preferences - they are good and clean, dont expect luxury but if your stay ends up being like ours, you'll leave very satisfied.
Just outside the Peak District National Park, The Three Horseshoes Inn offers stylish rooms and high-quality restaurant dining, as well as access to the spa facilities for a surcharge.
Set in the tranquil village of Hartington in the beautiful Peak District, the historic Charles Cotton Hotel offers modern, elegant rooms with LCD TVs.
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
The hotel is in a perfect location for exploring Hartington and surrounding areas,
Check in was easy and the lady on reception was very friendly and welcoming
Bed was comfy, bathroom was big and walk in shower was lovely , breakfast was ok
In an elegant country house, Stanshope Hall features cosy log fires, home-cooked food and pretty gardens. The historic house is in the heart of the Peak District, a 20-minute drive from Ashbourne.
Ian
United Kingdom
Fabulous b&b - well maintained, great garden, plenty of parking, friendly helpful staff, amazing breakfast and reasonable price.
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Pippa
United Kingdom
The property was set in a secluded and peaceful location, beautiful views and the hosts were so friendly and welcoming. Had access to a bar area, with TV, juke box and karaoke machine.
The hut itself was really cosy and relaxing. Would love to stay again.
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Katie
United Kingdom
Hosts lovely and welcoming on arrival and departure.
Although it is shared showers/toilet area they are immaculate!
Accommodate felt homely and was also immaculate.
The views…. What can i say, stunning and such a peaceful location.
Situated in Leek, 18 km from Alton Towers and 21 km from Buxton Opera House, Black Lion Inn features a restaurant, mountain views and free WiFi.
Shannen
United Kingdom
Our stay at Black Lion Inn was exceptional! It was a great location for walks and the menu for dinner and breakfast was incredible. It’s hard to find a place like this anymore and at an affordable price. The staff were very helpful throughout and we wish we could have stayed longer.
We were visiting Buxton but it's cheaper to stay out side of...
We were visiting Buxton but it's cheaper to stay out side of Buxton. Warslow was a sweet little village with some interesting historical pieces preserved to make a short but fascinating wander round.
Vicky
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The convenient location to reach places of interest was good...
The convenient location to reach places of interest was good - it didn’t feel touristy, we felt like we were right in the heart of the countryside. The pub seemed to be the only place to eat in the evening- the food was good (they only do lunch on a Sunday).
ROBERT
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Warslow is a small village in the Peak district.
Warslow is a small village in the Peak district. Very friendly people and the Greyhound is a good social meeting place. We ate there every evening. There are no other shops or places to eat in the village but Leek is only four miles away and there are other pubs short distances away.
The church had a flower festival whilst we were there and we were made very welcome by the parishioners. Walking around the village is easy and the countryside is great.
If in the area would certainly stay again at The Greyhound.
CLIVE
10
Scored 10
The scenery in and around Warslow is stunning.
The scenery in and around Warslow is stunning. We only wish we were able to stay longer to experience more hiking trails and surrounding villages!
The Greyhound Inn pub was brilliant for dinner and our stay! There was even a beer festival here and the atmosphere was brilliant!
Emily
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The Greyhound is a lovely pub.
The Greyhound is a lovely pub. It serves a fine selection of real ales, which made my husband very happy. Warslow is a very quiet little village in a perfect location for visiting the beautiful Peak District.
Brenda
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The location is stunning, perfect for walking or just going...
The location is stunning, perfect for walking or just going out in the car to local villages and towns. The views were spectacular and the Greyhound was the perfect spot to relax for both couples and families.
Pam
United Kingdom
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